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We're meeting at 8 am RIGHT.
We're meeting at 8 am RIGHT.
Beach dive in Hollywood Oct.4
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BIGSAGE136
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I'll be sipping coffe & watching the sun rise.
If it is just the 3 of us, and we all are there earlier (dependent on me dropping off the kid to sitter), I do not have a problem diving earlier.
BIGSAGE136-you love sunrises also? Cool. Ever do a sunrise dive? Swim out and descend while dark, and watch the sunrise from 'neath the waves? Totally awesome!
Fgray1- Is 8am early enough for you?
BIGSAGE136-you love sunrises also? Cool. Ever do a sunrise dive? Swim out and descend while dark, and watch the sunrise from 'neath the waves? Totally awesome!
Fgray1- Is 8am early enough for you?
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Not Saturday. Any plans for Sunday?
Marc
Great dive guys!
We set out off of Pierce St then veered north. Came upon a nice little ledge and followed it to the rock pile and yellow brick road. Some current, it appeared it was running south, but we were drifting north on the swim out. Go figure.
Saw lots of the regulars-grunts, squirrelfish, the lizardfish, tangs, the triggers, shrimp... Surprised that we didn't see any eels, rays or barracuda. Saw a nice size grouper, a butter hamlet and a corkscrew anenome.
Was a little rougher on the swim in, but we all made it on shore without doing the beached whale act.
Dive was 77 minutes, bottom was 23ft.
Fred and Oliver, I look forward to diving with ya'll again. Maybe in 3 weeks for the beach party?
We set out off of Pierce St then veered north. Came upon a nice little ledge and followed it to the rock pile and yellow brick road. Some current, it appeared it was running south, but we were drifting north on the swim out. Go figure.
Saw lots of the regulars-grunts, squirrelfish, the lizardfish, tangs, the triggers, shrimp... Surprised that we didn't see any eels, rays or barracuda. Saw a nice size grouper, a butter hamlet and a corkscrew anenome.
Was a little rougher on the swim in, but we all made it on shore without doing the beached whale act.
Dive was 77 minutes, bottom was 23ft.
Fred and Oliver, I look forward to diving with ya'll again. Maybe in 3 weeks for the beach party?
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I'm going to try and make it on the 25th.
Planing things more than a week ahead is hard for me.
Planing things more than a week ahead is hard for me.
BIGSAGE136
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Finally got a moment to say it was definitely a pleasure meeting
the both of you , and the dive was great. Its always good seeing the faces that post and not just the avatars. Jenny was a great guide, ( what lungs! ), and Fred you are making me work on my bouyancy. That cave diving has turned you part frog.
I made my reservation for the boat dive on the 26th and plan to be at the beach party. Look forward to seeing you again.
Safe diving
the both of you , and the dive was great. Its always good seeing the faces that post and not just the avatars. Jenny was a great guide, ( what lungs!
), and Fred you are making me work on my bouyancy. That cave diving has turned you part frog.I made my reservation for the boat dive on the 26th and plan to be at the beach party. Look forward to seeing you again.
Safe diving
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